Exam 2: Europe
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After World War II,this German city was divided between two countries,one under democratic rule,the other under Communist rule.
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This physiographic region has many important coalfields within Europe.
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The first wave of European industrialization was located in the coal fields of northern France,Belgium,and Germany.
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This is the best estimate of Europe's contribution to the world's aggregate GNP.
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The United Nations Kyoto Protocol is a legally binding global agreement to reduce greenhouse emissions into the atmosphere.
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Industrialization came to the coalfield areas of northern France,Belgium,and Germany during this time period.
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Which of the following led to attempts at ethnic cleansing in the late 20th century?
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What percent of Europe's population is approximately over 65 years of age?
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The Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of France is the world's leading area for the production of lavender and other aromatic flowers.
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The Randstad,a densely populated,highly urbanized region,is located in this country.
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During what period did innovations in technology and business bring Europe into a new merchant capitalist economy?
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Women in Europe generally have a significantly longer life expectancy than men.
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This mountain range is sometimes used to mark the boundary between Europe and Asia.
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